I know the president and first lady had to strap up a friendship with Harry.

I was wondering if they caught any of the interview yesterday and if they had any reaction to what

a couple has gone through.

We're in regards to clearly with what they felt in terms of the racism that they felt.

Well, let me first say that obviously many of us caught the interview.

I don't have many Americans did and many people around the world.

You know, Megan Markle is a private citizen and so is Harry at this point.

For anyone to come forward and speak about their own struggles with mental health and tell their own personal story, that takes courage.

That's certainly something the president believes and he's talked about the importance of investing in a lot of these areas that they're committed to.

We are going to provide additional commentary from here on behalf of the president or others, given these are private citizens, sharing their own story and their own struggles.

Let me just reiterate that we have a strong and abiding relationship with the British people and a special partnership with the government of the United Kingdom on a range of issues and that will continue.

Jen, Jen, Saki, the gift that keeps on taking from the taxpayer and making zero cents up there at the podium in the White House talking about Megan Markle.

She couldn't even say the name, but of course, of course we stand with whoever wants to talk about their struggles, ladies and gentlemen, their struggles.

The struggles, lifestyles of the rich and famous, huh?

What a good Charlotte say. Remember that song? Good Charlotte lifestyles of the rich and famous. They're always complaining.

I won't sing. Welcome to another episode of the National Pulse. I'm Reid Kassam, editor and chief of the national pulse.com. Monday, March the eighth year of our Lord 2021. Don't worry. Don't turn off.

We're not going to spend that much time talking about Megan, Markle. I have two fantastic guests in studio with me today.

We're going to talk about some very interesting things indeed, but I do have to get a little bit off my chest. You see, yesterday I got home. I turned the television on.

I really do that, by the way, but I knew a lot of people were listening to this interview. So I thought, I'll flick it on. If it's boring, I'll whip out a book or I'll play some FIFA on my Xbox.

I have a nice Sunday evening, relax and wind. No, I was gripped. I was gripped immediately by the pure, unadulterated nonsense gibberish and lies that were spewing out of Megan, Markle's mouth.

Remember, and his way, it's not noise. It's not even signal. It's kind of super signal because what it represents, what Megan, Markle represents is an attack on institutions. And I won't sit here and defend everything the royal family's done, but I will defend the institution of the monarchy. The crown in parliament is the British Constitution.

This would be like Megan, Markle, marrying the second amendment. That is the closest thing I can give to an American audience as to why this is so gross and detestable. And she is detestable.

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